Your Depth Is Your Power.

Therapy for Highly Sensitive People and Adults Prone to Anxiety

Atlanta, Georgia | In-Person Sessions + Virtual Across Georgia

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I knew the life I was living didn’t fit me, but I kept trying to make it work anyway.

Hey, I’m Mary.

I know what it’s like to live with the hum of anxiety under the surface and to build a life that looks fine from the outside, while feeling disconnected inside. Finding the right therapist helped me finally slow down and start listening to myself.

That experience is what brought me here. In my work now, I help people understand themselves and the patterns shaping their relationships and lives.

What if you didn’t need to face all this alone anymore?

Mary Lett taking notes in her Individual Therapy session in Atlanta, Georgia.

Individual Therapy

Individual therapy for adults experiencing anxiety, overwhelm, and relationship difficulties, with space to finally start hearing yourself again. Instead of constantly bracing, managing, or pleasing, you’ll begin to notice what you actually feel and need, and trust yourself more.

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Therapy for Highly Sensitive People

A space where your sensitivity is respected. You’ll learn to work with your sensitivity rather than against it, with more awareness of what you need and what affects you.

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Childfree-Affirming Therapy

A space where your choices don’t need to be defended. We can explore what matters to you without assumptions about what your life should look like.

If you’re ready to understand yourself and your patterns more deeply, I’d love to hear from you.

In-person therapy in Chamblee for adults throughout the Atlanta area, with virtual therapy available across Georgia.

Our therapy sessions are a space to:

  • Show up without shrinking, explaining, or editing yourself.

    In therapy, you don’t have to explain away your reactions or make them more acceptable. We can get curious about what you feel, what you need, and what may be getting in the way.

    Mary Lett in a therapy session
  • Understand yourself more deeply.

    Therapy gives us a place to look closely at your reactions, relationships, and the patterns that keep showing up. As we understand where they come from and what keeps them going, new possibilities can emerge.

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  • Hold what feels overwhelming without being consumed by it.

    Together, we slow things down and make room to understand what’s happening, rather than simply reacting to it. We can look at what feels overwhelming, what may be contributing to it, and what might help.

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